Eddie O'Sullivan

When it doesn't, it's catastrophic.

No, I'm not sure.

You have to reconsider.

After all that, La Rochelle, it gives you pause for thought.

That's for certain.

But the good things that happens off Gibson Park around Rooks, that big short side break on the weekend was Gibson Park spotting a short side, pulling a couple of players out of the line, but then a peach of a pass to their way.

And Snyman's off loads, like he's the guy they're sending to the line and he's getting hands free all the time and they're feeding off him.

But outside of those two things and maybe some really good starter plays.

Like they run them at times.

They're just not in a rhythm in attack that you think they're going to break teams down.

They're going to go six, eight phases here.

I'm going to dot it down.

You're not seeing that from them.

And the trouble is, if you're not seeing it now, when is it going to happen in a big game against a team like Bordeaux?

Are you going to have to do it on the day?

You might only get three or four chances.

You've got to nail two of them if you're going to win the trophy.

So just a moment, I think, from a playmaker's point of view, outside of Gibson Park and RJ Simon, they're not really creating a ton of stuff.

That's my worry on their attack.

And they have the horses.